PROGRAMS
Culture & Knowledge
We preserve and share Indigenous culture through storytelling, cultural education, and community-based learning for all ages.
Everyone is welcome
Our programs are open to all community members who wish to learn and grow with us. The Hive is open to all entrepreneurs and aspiring entrepreneurs, with Indigenous entrepreneurship at the center of our work.
Coming up at The Hive
NOVEMBER 18
Indigenous Harvest Gathering
Place & location to be announced.
THIS FALL
Indigenous Peoples’ Day celebration
The Hive is helping with an Indigenous Peoples’ Day celebration with Osher Lifelong Learning.
STARTING NOVEMBER 3 · ONLINE
Entrepreneurship programs & youth groups
Entrepreneurial Foundations begins November 3 and meets on Tuesdays online via Google Meet. Youth groups will also meet online.
Storytelling and learning, for all ages
We share culture and knowledge through storytelling and our Culture & History Nights, a key part of our school programming.
FOR SCHOOLS
Culture & History Nights
Culture & History Nights are a key part of our school programming. We co-design hands-on learning with schools and organizations — listening first, building with your community, and measuring impact together.
Lifting up voices already doing the work
The Hive creates its own educational materials. For videos, we curate rather than create — gathering work by Indigenous artists, educators, and creators so we can highlight what is already being done instead of redoing it. Before we take something on, we look first for a voice we can lift up.
Indigenous Webinars
Indigenous-led webinars by other educators and organizations, gathered on The Hive’s YouTube channel.
Food Sovereignty
Food sovereignty videos from other creators, gathered on The Hive’s YouTube channel.
Curated series
Series we recommend, like a Native American history series by CrashCourse.
RESOURCE HUB
Learn with The Hive
Our Resource Hub gathers classroom-ready lessons, videos, and guides that center Indigenous knowledge and support accurate, respectful teaching. Pair national resources with materials from local Nations whenever possible.
Learn and share with us
Join us at an upcoming gathering, or share your skills — like translation or photography — as a volunteer.